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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
B4SELESS CHAEGES AGAINST Mr. BIcO


DIG -HARGED EMPLOYEES ACCUSE HIN OF MAiNTH-
SALON 10 GIT EVEN.
A long report We, published ye7'e:day in which IT was
stated former employees OF the Street Cleaning
Department had made serious charges against John ;.
Bacon the snpeIintendent OF tho stables and shops.
The charges n brief that Mr.. Bacon hal articles
made for OF materials paid forby the city,
ami iha lie had laiued and "doctored horses adver
tisei TO qod bv tho Department TO lower their
market value and lei his renis buy them in at proht
IL was also slated that tho charge, had been twice
brought 10 the attention Of Commissioner Coleman.
MI Bacon declares that the charges arc untrue in
every res pcc. COmmsslDner Coleman said yesterday
afternoon that lie mad thoroughly Investigated the COM
plaints and satisfied that there was no foundation
For Them He said further that account OF the small
appropri4tl0n fol- his Department. he had been obliged
10 ay of number OF on ploye., among whom were tho
men who brought the charges against Mr.. Bacon As
Bacon had always repOre tho shortcomings Of the en-
poyes these naturally supposed that their suspen
sion was duo 10 MI Bacon and had, MI Coleman was
satisfied, brought the charges IN revenge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
INCO HfNG STEAMERS
.SUIPPING NEJTS.
PORT OF NEW-YOKh......-.....sUN

| PORT NEW NDAf, OCT = lSti
ARRIVED
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steamer Ns~cs.ti. q, nr. TIornton. Newcastle or
1ySe o., ) win mdsc TO sanderson 4 son Arrived at Tic
-icsmcf Ha--ano ,Br R.s Gothenhurr and iiu! TO-.
d.v. Win n,l.e 10 sanicr-on - h' Bar Al
-Geanor Hermann ,iels Meyer oct VIA Hos
ton ~iil nd.e to funch Eive ( %
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ami cg ,.s..ngei,t To- ~ oateltr.,e, 4 co.
steamer Aeiers. l'ry Galveston dAyi with nd'o t'
Steamer iorenlo Baker Wiley. Mobile days. with lum.
steamer civ II Augusta c4,h,une savannah. "a DAYS
steamer Hiaoni oii Wet Point Va Win md's and
sfra6eI ~,ncoa iser. Newport Sew, West Point
". VIII n.i-e ,nl t.s'enscr- to plf DOMINION - Co.
fox viii nt.c ioA,.cns-r't /, IA po.4nion $, %
smile Use :.'1'i 10 Vs,1cd II nfo~@.t Co.
E4rl Ano1- la, M-sg.ol4 se..anOvA IS days, with
E , 70 t @,e s1.sr& S CO. '
h.I. ~, a. ,fS P" fys
b~rA Amer,s Armstrong B-f0~doe' - days 10 ballast 10
Hars b,,,'' iceman TURK, Island days with sat
sUNshI.-, A. Andy Ho,.. wlni fre'n, 5 clear Atc'y
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rs.,'e.c. r s.a'e from a;y5e -, .I s.a
STEAMER wo,'4 ,nr McMc.au. from rAv-rpoo which
:. .t5 5''l ~ '''''''' O'"'' 90 r'','"'''
steamer. IOl.ua for London. vertumng' Aontcso Fay
r Matthew. Ne"Orc~ns. Gull ste-n. Warrington. |-r
drull, ndTle-t0u.
Shlp sAt.l.u.in for Philadelphia
Washington. Aui.f IAN. e. brts AhtW'fp,
MARI e Hale. Vera
sailed ye .terIay-sluus Gosmanc for Melbourne u Mot
calf H.upuiz ThcO II Rand, Rotterdam cor Mcclellan.
Antwerp NiulOn Liverpool H,hTy - Hyde san francisco
~ - Perth A uhOY.
Bars r4,c0 fpI AnlIer Mozart Hamburg Nim'us. Rot
terAm Grcnvle Belle. Antwefp Linden. cetIe' Golden
Fleece, B>fb<HOes.
Also snled-yiA Long Isilni souud-steaner, EloauoTA
for Portland II r Dimock. BOSTON,
IHE AOVEAESrs Of srEAMER&
FOREIGN FORTS
DUsnEE. oct 2sailed, steamer Franco Cp nadev. for
LIvERroor oct 2O-saed. steamer England CB) neeley.
o New
oct 22-saiied steamer SAINT Romans tHr Campbell. Tor
Nrw-NOrki
from Sow YORK her 10 Liverpool and proc"edst
oct % Sailed -eryiatBr. NCha az and wyoming
(lir. Douglass rom Liverpool hence for New fotA.
AtoNNorrn oct @2-ArNei steamer India tBr) jamie
Son, from New-fork
stmLI oct Passed steamer Chicago OBJ, Jones'
New \ OK London
ANsIKp.N Oct 22Saied. steamer Schiedam tntchl Pot
ler. TOT New-York
ROTTERDAM. OCT 2l-AruveG. steamer ROTTERDAM tDtch
VS.. from Now YORK.
IAFhE. oct - ATfved steamer La bOurEOsnc tr,
gue, Now YORK..
Oc 22--saied steamer La Breisgno (fr, De Joassen.
for New-YcIk.
,iIrK.fT.R oct Passed steamer Columbia trj
loJAyElHo prior toOct lssaoi. steamer Hipparolus
tBslgL - fol New York
HEVAyA Ooi .. s.e steamer CITY Of AcIAndriE. Key.
HOlds Tor New-l York
tFo. :r,, Vt,pDmg yc,os. II am s>e FTnt PtyaJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24

Severe Gales nj reported Ivy vessels which ar
rived here yesterday. The steamship Bassano hsm
Hull in latitude ~ 40 and longitude j0' 10 on October
II passed the dsmasted and waterlogged wreck of a
vessel mat had been abandoned An iceberg was seen
about fifteen miles northwsrd large round rel buoy
which had evidently got adrift in recent gale
wa, passed ON October l6 Tho ship Minnie
Swift from London was thrown on her
lsam end. n storm that lasted eight hours. on October
/ I'm latitude 40 and longitude 80. Her rudder was
sprung lower nainiopsil was carried away and She
WAS otherwise badly shaken mp Tho steamships A:ers
,o ,,alveston aud Orinoco from Bermuda encountered
severe gales
me sam Vgt!lnt from Ioilo which arrived Yesterday.
h,d terrible storm August Ii near the Cape OF Good
Hone Tho gale blew for fourteen hours and heavy seas
we're shipped The forward part OF the cabin was stove
I'm ana The ,tateroams filed with wafer. The sec
ord m ate was severely injured. In passing Cape Hat
tcras also severe gaies were met with.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
cONJIDING IN 4 GERMAN COUNT

Dr. CAMPBELL DUPTD BY A SHARPEE-A NOEIEMAN
WHO OFFERED TO SILL PATKNT MEDICINE.
DR.. James p Campbell has followed the prompunss or
ais sypathes at The expense OF his pocket and not for
the first time Yesterday morning lie issued the follow
ing advertisement:
COUNT CARL Won GAYKR or sr carl von Gaver,
I ciaim ne be the of German Duke ana
Gently Boston Theological student An, in9rmAuon con
,einng whereabouts will be thankfully received
bv DR.. CAMPBELL. l46 West l6th-st, New YORK
Dr. Campbell told a reporter yesterday that the man
who called himself a count and theological student
came 10 him last July and told him that he was i'm
pressed with the value of certain patent medicine OF
which the doctor is the proprieor, and that he had
rlan for selling This pleased the doctor and lie read
ily listened the scheme. The young man said that he
had left Germany 10 escape military service and That
now though his time for service past
ne wished stay IN This country ana make an
honest living His father, the Duke. angry at tins
determination and would send him more money, 20
that lie was in a critical financial condition. lie pro
noscd as lie knew something OF chemistry to hire hal
and deliver lecture the close Of which he would sell
DR. CampbeIs medicine. For this purpose he asked the
Doctor 10 furnish him with quantity OF the medicine
and advance $50 TO start the enterprise The Doctor de-
clined furnish money, but agreed 10 supply the goods
and this lie thought sufficient hDcrsltty. The
Count succeedcd however in working on his feelings 10
tucn an extent that he melted and gave MIN quantity
Of his goods and So and told aim 10 "a 10 Boston.
where said that he had friends, and Try 10 sell DIS
stock. .,.,...- .,, 49,.
sigued tho Count that II lie dd not redeem
Them I'm thirty days they should become tho property OF
Or Campbell THIS was tho last that The Doctor ever
OF Count Carl Won Gayer sone days a-o ne SEA.
his the pawnbr0kcr 10 redeem some OF the 2"ons
and he brought back word that me man VINO P.MhId
them had To the shop. made an 'hoNNJ that nc
had the tickets and had taken then q" ~ WA" mo
Doctor wants low j. - see the h09e "eIihHn 10 s,te
Inn piece OF his mind, and II possible 10 recover Somo
n ia M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
NEVIS IRON the SUBERBS.
sAyACr FICUT UETWETN ITALIANS.

The Italian quarter Railroad ave, jersey tIty' was
the scene Yesterday Of bloody ARRAY which may
yet result in murder. Frank Aiano. ras-picfc lives
at no. 25 his parents and his sister Rosa on
Saturday night gathered number Of friends IN his
APARTMENT and they had a JC!lGcauon The PiOwi"r'
was ndu,tOusly In the Intervals between the
and midnight The parry were con-ii
erably under the influence OF beer About a IL. Frank
Danata. who live. p Railroad and who had
Niied the festivities made d., appearance on
the scene. He Wa, drunk and qnaflclsomc dnd AfAno
ordered DaH.atfa refused Ia and ATanO
started eject him. DAnatta promptly drew .Nlet'o
a revolver. and ArtnO lid likewise. Dsmafta mad"
and the iAifer's sister. who threw her
self In front Of him received IA" point = the -th"o
the breast. The attacked each other saNSReY
both using heir rcIolycr- and dirk When they were
separated found De- ,hOt IN the LEFT breast
and Damatta stab wounds the thigh and
bullet wound in the le above IL" elbow Sergeant
Carroll and Policeman Hopkins summoned anhlanc"
and had the wounded removed 20 the city hospital.
The remained IN the house. 81" nor
seriously injured. The phys The hospital that
Alauo : dangerously hurt. Dtmatas wounds ~" not
dangcrOus. BON unicr aIlcsl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
NEW-YONK CITY.

Forty young men labored long and diligently on
Saturday in the supreme Court General Term room
I'm tie Court House, undergoing tho fall examination
for admit ssiOn to the bar attorneys before a 0fn
mittce consisting Of EastaS :. Ransom, Michael H.
CaillOzO and William b. IlOrnbower
NJ dc Munkacsy's painting "Chrtst on calvary Is
drawing large crowds daily to the Twenty street
Tabernacle
T. Edward simmons the president Of the Board of
EducatiUn has confined TO his house FOR seNefa
DAYS by severe attack of rheumatism. lie was ul-
able 10 preside at Wednesdays meeting OF the Boa a.
for week or two yet
Word has been received here that Nine. sca'chi,
Signur Galazzi and all the other singers IN Slgnof
CamVanlni'S orcratic company except Nine Relei'o-
Trisolini sailed from HAVE Saturday for New. YORK
Mime. Ecfett -'TnsUllni will sail neat SatuI day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
L" DELURY SAYS"

For Ccntemen- half dress wear the fino Wcst-End
taiIors OF iondon still making the three and four
bntion ornna with variety Of changes The
riaIs most In fnvour Carr's MELONS, Thbets
and Ga Coatings These goods warranted not To
gloss, that at present very popular
on the other side We have Imported large and hand
some line goods and making the cont ana
out iudns the chnnses lined throughout
with pure dye silk, the edges hnished with nne mil
tary braid. & c., for S25, $50 and s33.
Our general list OF prices II rs TO 80 per cent lower
,bnp The fame aiors charge for same goods
and " workmanship.
All goods 20 order and warranted as represented No
depo.it required on orders ed with this house from
reliable persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
DRESS GOODS.

JAMES REERY & CO.
Announce for Monday, October
cath, an important exhibition of
rich Dress Fabrics, especially
adapted to the mid-winter seal
sou: \ very select invoice of
BrOad-ClOth Robes, richly EN-.
bellished with spun gold, in the
new Cascade designs; Berlin
braided costume patterns i'm va
ried and original styles. "Hyma-
Iah' and Scotch Tweed i'm hand
some Stripes ana PIaids for school
and street wear. Also, 600 Pat
tern Dresses, i'm a variety of de-
sirable and seasOnable cOlOrs at
$1,000, $500, $500 and
$3.50. Each pattern has IN AIDE.
Quate quantity of all-wOOl plain
material. with an accompanying
novelty i'm Velour, Jet or uncut
Velvet for Garniture. The above
Robes are remarkable value.
Broadway and nth 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
rAE1rG DOWN lnE ADrERrIsIXo HOARDS.

TAXING DOWN IHE ADYERIISJNG BOARDN
The peoe who took no elevated .rains Oh the way TO
church yesterday stfdcK with the peculiar appear
hncs of the stations and not long N discovering
that the ratings along the platforms had been stripped
OF tho NJ boards that have covered tbeM hereto
fore During saturday night the dragons impersonatinS
fearful diseases and the pretty tllo girls who had
caped them by taking patent medicines all had vanished
Ike the dreams o: the 900 passengers who missed
the usual scenery OF the roads Some OF the scns
raced on The walls inside the stations, piled
ND in corners and at few stations where there were
thew were left on the rails 40 explanation OF Tho re-
ROY wa, given but IL limited that 70 might he duo
a. H. oninion gwen some sime by Corporation
connseI & reu that the company had no legal right 10
ajsnlay such signs gu the platforms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
NOT WILLING TO SEE THE Flag INsrLrEp.

Rup.I, Hinton. the proprietor Of IIimions IAil, At
Bcrccninc-Iye. and GaIdncr.si, Union HI. y. j. the
adquutcrs OF the Anarchists. succeeded Yesterday IN
creating temporary excitement which Wa Intense while
lasted he hosird American nag on Top ~
The hail and bv accident de- turned T. In!on
down l. no. c,1 once, and loo few minutes =
gathered the streets. Expressions u disa-
lrovai freely loudly made and h~gfn 20 look
A. would 10 mOhbcd when Two policemen ar
rived called HmDu'S attention 10 thr position ~ no
FASTENED 10 IA" roof and placed 'h' lag
in IIopcf miOn accident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
BROOKLYN.

4 fire broke ont early Yesterday morning In tho
candy store Of John H. Broken. Al No. 449 Manbai an
ave His loss was 500 ON stock and $500 on the
building Tho fire extended 10 No. AZ. the liquor
sh0n of Henry Evans. Cansing loss OF f2ooo' anu
to the store of william Irvine, al No 45l, causing
loss of 5000
The house Of A. Cooper, at No. 38 sidney place.
wa opcucd with faisc KEYS Yesterday morning. and
iewclIy and slVcrware worth $50 were stolen.
Bertha CObbler. age thirty five tried 10 XIII herself
Yesterday AT her home No. - West Thdst.. with
an old scissors blade. with which She stabbed herself
once in the neck and times In the abdomen She
was taken to Bellevue Hos rital and VIII probably
die. Insanity was the cause.
Bi-hop Inughlin dedicated the Roman Catholic
Church OF the Presentation of the Blessed virgin
Mary, al Rockaway and ST. Marks aves., ye-ienlaS.
The parish was recently organized under the Rev.
Hugh Hand a plain wooden cdIhce has been bulIt
IN the outskirts OF the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

F,nh Arrnue Hsri-Congressman william D. Kelley OF
Bishop Charles r. Quntard OF Tennessee v"
L. Chamberlain OF Cleveland Colonel william GoIdaru OF
Prov dence and Congressman u. A. Bagey, OF water
tow n n YGUs,v UVns,-Bsh William stevens Perry:
Of Iowa; John c. New Of Indianapolis = y. d. North ~
Gardiner II. Hubbard OF Washngto brd.a
Yofel-Mrs Scott SIddOns Hotel frunscek-Capt.ln w.
Brodrc Black burn. OF Lonion Murray
Hoet-John Cobbe. Of London and A. Blocker BANKS
OF Albany UfndsOr HotetCountess do bcrtnattl
N,o York Hotel-A e. MenOcsl L. =. Navy CLARENDON
Hotel Captsn Cummings OF the Royal ARTILLERY. BRUSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
wnrrLNrN TO occuPY 4 NV cLURHol Sc.


The Long Island Whcelmen, a cycling organization
with active membership OF 1l3, VIII move INT" her
new home on Bedford ave, Brooklyn Fulon-t' III
about two weeks. The building the full width OF the
and extends back seventy feet The mont OF
the structure up the bay window OF red sand
stone. harmOnizing admIt0y with the rough bfck o.
which the front r'Jry Instructed The
Hrst GOor wh.el-ha ON the second i tie pailor
separated from reading aud reception Iooms by por
there's. The committee and ladies' also Jn THIS
nOor Ihe billiard 2!Hn isium, lockers bathroom
and janitors apar ncnts the third stOIy.
The Long Island Whcclmcn were organized in lss2
The club Lelshp in point OF Sgc, averages about
thirty and largely made up Of ~ prof s>Uudl ana
mercantile occupations. Among The tho cIuD
peg efrr are IN r. L. Iulnut Professor share Of Column
biz College. d.. W. q. BuddMgtOn Di L. 6. Wilder
United Staes Marshall Charles =. stafford. ID. {. Me
and {. &. Alden, court stenoSrdphcis
The cub VIII ce.cbfatc is nth anniversary November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
Talk BY pR0FESsOR DRUuMOyD.

Several hundred medical AMI law students crowded
into ono OF the lecture OF Association Hall yes
erday afternoon 10 hear talk by Professor Henry
Drummond, of the University OF Edinburgh. Mt Drum
mond il visiting this country as delegate from the
university 70 iuolre into the methods OF Christian work
IN the colleges here He said that " thia fow years
much Christian work hat been done among me students
OF Edinburgh The method adopted there Was 10 show
tho students that they should 30 religious men not re-
sious old women aud that religion does not consist or
can't sanctInOny, or the AFFINITY 10 repeal sclIPtdial
phrases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Chief OF OF Elections before Judge Don0hue
Meeting Of stockholders OF Navarro Flats
y and New-Jerscy Southern Lutheran Confer
Brooklyn.
Baptist Preachers and Reformed Pastors
Conference II Republican leaders, Fifth Avenue HOci'
p.
p.
BrOoklyn. evening
County Medical Society annual meeting, No. IL West
Thirty -Grsst., y. m.
Academy Of Sciences. Columbia College. p. m .
Travellers Protective Association, Morton House. o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
COUNTING THE AVERAGES.

RECORDS TO DATE IN THE WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP
sERIHs--IAsr CANE AT RIDGEwOOD.
The annexed tables will show tho averages made by tho
st. Iouis and Detroit in the twelve already
payed for the championship The Detroit club
the series easily and Outhednz their opponents
And running in better style The batting averages
follows;
DETROIT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24

PASSED BlLLs--Bv B snuett D. GAlzel 2 Boyle g. Du'h
8
BASES Latham H. Gleason l. Com skew Fonth
l. Itch l. Itders total % kchArIson
O. Gdgzs 3 Ro We rion )-pli White l. Dhh'ap ), Ben
nett l. H4nloa :, oe,zeia /. Twitcholll 10 al 81
The Metropolitan AT Bro)Syn clubs plsye the hnal game
baseball vicinity this Risew Park l. /.
yestsrtIy Metropolitan players lid not report
Brloklyn ciub pitcle for thu M'tropp
tans Owing cold weather Oly abolt 600 people
present pitching bothered his oil companions
greatly an the 10 ilaus won easily. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24

Barnes secretary Missionary educational
and Sunday school work will be discussed Among IN
speakers will be tho Rev. DIR. Edward Judson' !. NJ
Hademan and II. NJ. Saunders. OF New York the Rev.
DR. n f. Wood and the Rev J. C. Allen, of Brooklyn the
Rev DIR. W. ~ Clarke. of Hamilton and the Kew D.. W.
A stewart OF ROcbester The society has given aid TO
about ninety missionaries during the year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24

STA?iFION-Nrs Fence who has returned from the
he hSs been her daughter.
sck the smalpoA. tells pilfu tae. II true o tic
abuses hardship. shs -ufcr-d ili9I- The Kiusley
Methodist Episcopal Church began It's Jubilee week ester.
cay Ge cV In John kr&nt preached ia the morning
and the Rev. Dr >. r. UpbAm IN the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24

a special lot of Elder Down Bed
Quilts, with handsome Satcen
Coverings, in single. double, and
extra bed sizes, at $500, $3.50,
and T11.OO each, being a little
over half price.
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24

HoeoEHS.- Hernav'J.n't apartment, at adams and
Newark cufe-r burglars IfidIy night and
robbed o. trunk containing clothing worth 500 anil Jew
John Spii %: fer. st. ana Charles Burke. Of
and dams arrested yesterday suspicion
The empty trunk found ~ Splanes house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24

br'o syn .....-.... ........ ...'.'.''' n IN
Runs q. metropolitan 3 First base on
erprsBrOoklyB. 81 Ne ropOttD. D. etOn btse'- ii"o1'
lyu b. MslrOp,taI. Base Dils-Osr J. Nc. "A l.
Sirncg aut-KinsbN l. HON. Hank uson ]. Three
base l. !. Peoples J.
Ioel Hit ~ nicler-CToss l. DoI1le PLAYS Nc Idminy
Clark VIII pitches None. Pssct b4iI7-Donohue !.
Umpire NJ. CoIney. Time of game 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24

B2I Fhave Ambulance to this entertainment was limited
10 members and the attendance was large lhere
several with the gloves and some wrestlne
matches n. f. acted referee and Messrs.
McEwau and Turnbull as Judges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
LONG ISLAND.

LoXs ISLAND CIY-No has been obaineI Of Rhine
DIS
d.y under peculiar cTcun,sttnCes
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nnOuuccnenLA


10 lave bottle or
EfErn'- tAifsAlA ANp IRoS ToNlf
b, dose while ~
TINS terrible condition Nul MED r.
Of malaria disorder OF that
DONi NfGLrDr Pint bottles, 7Jc. Sold almost every.
where. Prepared sooly by
W.. ". ltlRFR & SON
Druggists Rad Manurg Chemists 1913 9TH ave-. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
Il l. A y X ETS.

j A MES McCREERY & co.
VIII. on and after to-day, make a
special sale of several thousand
pairs of Fine California blankets
at reduction of $500 to $500
per pair from the manufacturers
present wholesale prices. The
following are the sizes and nrjces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24

BOHING AT The 1ANHATTAN ATHLEIIO CLCH
The frat boz ing entertainment the given on
Saturday ght At tie Manhattan Athletic Club house. No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

TO-DAY
sun rf-e.sls set. . % Moon .ot' - u.,n''n
HGH WArKN
4 v-sandy Hoox fs't 2OG NrlG1'H 33i
P.H-ssndy lIOsk. l3l CAV I,lL 2Oii noA cato -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24

A BAPTIST CONTENTION AT UTCA.
The e,ghticth annual meeting OF the Baptist Missionary
rorxantop will be held at Uca tomorrow, Wednesday
and Thursday The Rev j. h. Calvert, OF Ne~ferK' WIZ
BE the president Of convention, and the Rev. H. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24

HENRY A. DANIELs VI. D.,
LOS WesJ Gjls.
Holrs-sto - jtoL Disease, >, -, F'rrpU 1F'i' ..
Cento- Urinary organs Inpstsrcs ~ : 't'rh;r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-24
VELVETS & PLUSHES.

NOTE THE REDUCTIONS IN PRICES OF THE BEST
IMPORTED
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-06-08
PROBATE MOTTO. %. q,

State Of Minnesota, County Of Brown >ss In
Probate Court. Special Term, Jan. 18th 1887.
In the Matter of the Guardianship OF Emil Kott-
Ike, Helena Kottke, Louis Kottke and Emma Kott-
Ike Minors. -Asr~
On reading and filing the petition Of Adolph
WiethOf guardian of thepers0ns and property OF
Emil K0ttke Helena Kottke, Louis kottke and
Emma Kottke minors for license tosel the real es-
tate Of his wards and it appearing from said petit
ton thatit is necessary and would be beneficial to
said wards that said real estate, part thereof
should be sold;
It is ordered, that the next OF kin Of the said
wards and all persons interested in the estate Of
said wards shall appear before said Probate
Court, at the Probate Office in the City of New
Ulm in TIE County Of Brown aforesaid, on the 23rd
day of June A. ID. 1857, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, to show cause why license should not be
granted for the sale ofsaid real estate.
And it is further ordered, that copy of this
order be personally served on the next of kin Of
said wards residing in said Brown County. and on
all persons interested in said estate at least four
teen days before the hearing of said petition as
aforesaid, and by the publication thereof for four
successive weeks in the New Ulm Review week.
ly newspaper printed and published 1T the City
of New Ulm in said Brown County, the last of
which publications shall be at least fourteen DAYS
before said day Of hearing:
Dated May 8th 1887,
BY the Court,
ERNST BRANDT,
N.s) Judge of Probate.